Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, July 3, 1885, Page 5

RPN SO0 ot e —— THE DAILY BEE-+FRIDAY, JULY 3, 1883, Clmirs, N, ¥ summer there. H L. Walsh and C. A, Bird, of North Platte, registerod at the Paxton yesterday, Gustave A. Morwiese, a notable foreigner, from Washington, D, C., is at the Paxton. Prof, Blankenfield left Iast Saturday for a month's vacation in Minnesots, He will re. Census Returns Continue to be|turn about the 1st of August. : Mrs, E. B, Wood and danghter Minnie left Made at Leisure, Wednesday evening to spend the week with Mre, George B, Lane at Lincoln, ¥, J. Conway, of 0'Donahoe & Sherfy's dry good store, was called east to Canada yester- day by the sudden death of his mother. J. N. Bickel, North Platte; S, ¥, Hilton, Blair, and T, 8. Clarkson, of Schuyler, are among yesterday’s atrivals at the Paxton, C. M. Godfrey, Fremont; C. L. Butke, Grand Tsland; W. G, Templeton, Culbertson; John Meek, Chatsworth, Ills,, are at the Arcade. terday will spend the LINGOLN. Tncidents of the Day at the Capitel of the State, Echoes of the Grand Army Encamp- ment—The Insane Tax Contro- versy—Personal Notes, AT THE BTA1E CAPITAL, GENERAL NOTIS, Reported by The Bzx's Burean, M LixcoLy, Neb., July 2, —Secrotary of State Roggen, Land Oommlssioner Scott, Sod pivte Tetauer Millard atacted for( 7 5 oih wod wite, Mis Hellen Baith Norfolk yesterdny morning. They will|yre Gardner, Mrs. 3. B, Lamber and N. F. probably select the spot on which to[ Hawitt, n party of Leavenworth people, are bulld the asylum, They wlll retarn this | guests at the Paxton. evening, Mrs, Marian Gibbs, of Portland, Michigan, Some of the Grand Army bogs are re- | arrived in the city yesterday and is visiting turning and the langaage of one le, ‘‘we with I‘|‘m- daughter Mrs. E, H, Heming,Clark had a tremendous crowd and away up bl time but nothing to what we will have at | _ M#ry Dunphy has returned to her home at "Felsco,” J, O. West, of Geand Island, | Grand Tsland after completing with honor a was clected a member of the national |four years'course at the Academy of the council of administration. The natlonal | Sacred Heart in this city, convention of tte Women’s Relief corpse | Capt, Dorsey I, Houck returned yesterday which met at the samo tmo as the Grand [fom Leavenworth, Kas., whero he has been :ur;s;n;f QR y::yw; aa 18 Fule for week past, the gt of ez United States elther the national or department B il s bty { branches. There aronow about eleven| Mr. and Mrs, Burs Richards, of Baltimore, honorary members of the rellof corpae, | Md., accompanied by Miss Laura Richards the only one in this department belng |and Master Howard, arrived in the city yes- Brad P. Cook. terday, and are visiting at the resicence of The census depsrtment are hard at|Capt. T. W. T.[Richards, at the corner of work, there belng abont seven hundred | Eighteenth and Farnam, portfolios now In, leaviog about one hun- dred still in the hands of the enumer- ators, and about, fifty of them have had the time exteaded to the 10th of July. As fast as the books arrive they are ex- amlned, and if found correct are pald for. Still there are a large number now on hand walting to be corrected. Twonty- six extra clerks are now employed copy- ing. HEach clerk s expected to copy at least one thcusand names In a day. , There are some pecullar things in the returne, In the portfolio ¢f one of the enumerators in Otoe county was found a long red hair. The enumerator wasa marrled man, A fow deys since, while Brad P. Cook's son Willie was out rlding, the horse ran away, upsetting the buggy aud throwing the boy out, skinning his knee. The horse continued running, and finslly fell down and broke his neck. The attorney general is busy preparing his papera for a mandamus case against the Douglas county commissioners in re- Senator Van Wyck arrived in the city yes- terday, en route to Notfolk, where he goes to deliver the 1'ourth of July oration to-morrow, The senator is accompanied by Mrs, Van Wyck, and while here they are guests at the Taxton, They leave for Columbus on the Union Pacific train at noon to-day and from that point will go up to Norfolk this evening, Wim, Stuefer, C. Rupp, West Point; T. F. Burke, Blue Springs; P. Litout, Tabor, Ta.s J. P. Reckabough, Malvern, In ; 1. J. Mur- fin, Nobraska City; John Sheldon, Cedar Rapids; G. P. Corney, Clevcland; C. Coul- son, Chicago; John Davideon, Junction City, Ks.; S, C. Mubbs, Detroit; F. L. Cotton, Kearney; 1. S, Draper, Plattsmouth; S, Good, Falls Gity, are at the Canfield. At the Mstropolitan: J. E. Doty. David City; George H, Powers, Beatrice; John Lanham, Crete; J. S, Longley, Ashland; G. C, Irvine, Fullerton; Mi%s Graca Gregory, Talmage; F. W. Robb, Nebraska City; S. Grardel, Weeping Water; Mrs, A, Moffet, gard to the insane tsx, The papers will | Boston, Mass.; M. L. Wataon, Bloux City, grabnbly be served the first of next week. [ Ia:; P. Washburn, Frezers Call; G. G. Hall, ince the attorney general has notlfied [ Atlantic, In, the countles of their delinquency, several ~ have paid up and others have signified | SPORT ON THE DIAMOND., thelr willingness to do so as soon as Douglas county doer. Articles of consolidation of the Grand Island and the Marysville railroads have been filed with the secretary of state. The road Is to be called the St. Joseph & Grand Island railroad company, the ter— minal polnts being Grand Island, Neb. ' SO ool SIS sATR o fawplial iR toekHal| = e aunouncement mads in yesterday)s fixed at $4,000,000. The articles pro. |BEE that the Hastings team had backed vide that perm!ssion is glven to execute |down from thelr agreement to play the an agreement with the Union Paclfic as | Union Paclfics cauted some disappoint- one‘ °‘;f“"“°,i,‘; liga.ldn hm:mny with tfl:f ment, but all regrets ought to be done T il woes Mpacluartors are osab- | pay with when 1t Is consldered that a lished at Elwood, Kaa. One of the tube blowers of the depart- | far better nine—the St. Louls club—has Three games will te ment band while going down the falls on | been secured. :’:‘:1 itsl;‘;:;axczargz::r"pl’ad hls horn|plased, cne In the morning of the Chancellor Manatt went to Howard | Fourth and one in the afternoon, as well where he was to deliver an address to|as one on Sunday afternoon The serles the high school of that city last evening. |will doubtless be one of Interest. The C. W. Mosher took a run oat to York [club is composed of the very best ma- last evening. terial, and will give the P.'s hard W. H. Snelllng’s son had an arm badly | work to accomplish their defeat. The fractured by belng pusted oft a gate post | present catcher of the team is Dagan, in play. formerly well known here as the old The new three story brick of Harwood | catcher of the Unlon Pacifics. All ar- & Ames Is belng pushed to an early |rangements bave been clinched by wire, completion, and there will be no back down. The H. Tillmav, a colored gentleman, im- |management of the base ball park re- blbed in too much white man’s whisky |celved a_telegram yesterday from the St. and broke up a church mesting. He was [ Louls club saying that they v{uuld ar- arrested and made disgorge §6.50. rive here on this morning's traln Johnny Taylor, a smsll street urchin, | rom the south. was ran over by a carrlage yesterday| The U. P.’s will be strengthened at morning but no bones broken, every possible point and will present The last of the sesslon laws are being | thelr strongest front to the enemy. The sent out by the secretary of state. following will be thelr poeitions on Sat- The Baptists of this clty held a meet- | urday, morning and aftercoon: ing last evening to make arrangements| Bandle, a, m. ¢; p. m., c. for a new ediflce cf worship. McKelvy, a. m. 3b; p. m, 3b. Yesterday's prominent arrivals in this| Funkhouser, 8, m., cf; p. m, ¢ f. clty Included Dr. Sabln, Beatrlce; the| Nash,s. m.,1f;p.m.,1 f. Hon. A, B, Diesmore, Satton; G. Bate-| Rockwell, a. m., 1b; p. m., p. man, jr., Seward; George Huknell, A,| Ssllebury, s. m., p; p. m., ss. Campbell, McCook; L. G. Hind,| Garneay,a.m, rf;p. m,rf. Harvard; A. Wait, Syracuse; F. T.| McGrady: a.m,se; p. m,, 1b, Ransom, R. D. Stevens Nebrasks City;| Birmingham, a. m., 2b; p. m., 2b. . W. Pook, Tecumseh; Dr. Hopkins,| The mansgement cf the baseball park Wilber; L. S. Klein, Homeaville; ex—|deserve credit in bringing ah‘uut 8 meet- Gov. Butler, Pawnee City; C. W. Picket, | Ing between the Mound City sluggers Wahoo; S. P. Batler, F. N, McLain, [and the U, P.s and it 1s sincerely to ba Seward; W. N. Richardson, Red Cloud, |desired that they will be accorded liberal Abcuy 1 last night the police |support by the local base ball enthusiasts, alarm was eounded ss though all the south part of the clty was on fire. Pollce- men Thompeon and Mocre answering the call at KEosign’s stable found a woman partly drunk and claiming some- body had been throwlng dirt on her, Police Judge Montgomery s taking s vacatlon in Omaha and Justice Cochrane will order the fines and commitments in his absence. Last evening the Farmers & Mer-| chants Insurance company of this ety |33, completed thelr organization and elected the followlng offi Presldent, J. M. Raymond; vice-president, D. E, Thomp- son; secretary,S. J. Alexander; treasurer; ©. W. Moser. These geutlemen are all men of state reputation, They will open [ s for business the first of next week with| Total movement of wind 5,038 mwi'es. a field already well organized. Highest velocity of wind and directlon, By speclal invitation Farragut post will | 35, east, date 14th. spend the Fourth with Waymore post at| Number of foggy days 0. Firth where the grand army boyswill de-| Olear daye, 7. fend a fort against the bold miittia, Falr days, 16, e — Cloudy days, 7. PERSONAL, 0 lflu%bnr of days on which rain or snow ell, 10. fiepth of unmelted snow on ground at end of month, 0. Dates of auroras, 0. Dates of solar halos, 0. Dates of lunar halos, 22, Dates of frosts, 0. COMPARATIVE TEMPRRATURE, All Arrangements Complete for the 8t, Louis-Omaha Games on the 4th and 5th, June Weather Report, Meceorologleal summary for the month of June, 1885: Highest barometer 30,270, date 22d. Lowest barometer 20.542, date Gth, Monthly range of meter 0,728, Highest temperature 93 8, date 12th, Lowest temperature 49 8, date Oth. Greatest dally range of temperatare .0, date 12th, Lesst dally range of temperatare 10.2, date 23d, Mean dally range of temperatare 19,3, Mean dally dew-point 61.3. Mean daily relative humtdity 72 6. Prevaillog direction of wind, south, A, J. Kelly, of Kansas City, is registered at the Millard, W, F, Mitchell, of Des Moines, Is stopping at the Millard. H, W. Lukens, and wife, of Peoris, Tlls, aro guests at the Paxton. R. E, Browstor and Richard Frimble, of Choyenue, are at the Paxton, A. W, Crltes and J. M. Plattsmouth, are at the Paxton, 1614 0. L. Ransom, Lincoln, and T, F, Burks, | 10a. "' Blue Springs, are at the Millard, 1877 Mrs, Andy Borden left Weduesday for Den: ver on & two or three weeks visit. e Miss D, E. Sharpe, of Kansas City, is vis- | 1872 itiog Mrs. L. E. Sham, of this city, Miss Roberta F. Steclo has returned from | 12 # visit to her parents at ¥ inton, Dak, William #allace sud family started yester- pay for & month's trip down the St. Lawrence Mrs, A, B, Davenport and children started Patterson, of Tnobes.| 2.65/1878 18 . 8.47/1888. . 8,56'1884 = Avexaspes PoLtock, Sergeant, Sigoal Corps, U, 8, A, > | committee RAILWAY RUMBLINGS. More Schemes Afoat Than 4 Seventy Ton Engine Conld Pall Down Hill, General Manager T. J, Potter, of the O, B, & Q, in the City—~Rumors uf Extensions, Leases, Eto, ~Notes and Personals, Col. Thomas J, Potter, general man- ager of the Chicago, Burlington & Qulnsy road, arrived In Omaha last evening, and is quartered at the Paxton. A Bre re- porter attempted to get an Interview with Mr, Potter, but he kept himselt engaged with B, & M. officlals untll such a late hour that It was imposaible. The object of his visit here at this time is aug- gestivo of matters that bear more thaa ordinary importance, but, Ilke all rail- road affairs, are kept a dead secret. An offurt 1s on fcot to push an extension of the B, & M. road to the northwest acrosr the U, P.’s maln 1llne and invade the Plack Hills country, which ia settling up very fast with people. There Is also a well-founded rumor afloat to the effect that Mr. Potter is hera with a view to parchaslng from the U. P. company right-of-way across the river bridge at this polnt. Mr. Potter Is accompanied by his son, W. T. 8. Potter; hls private secretary, C. K, Phelps, and R.J. Mc- Clure, consulting engineer for the C. B. &. Q. It1s understood that theo have been making a tour over the Nebraska branches. The most disastrous washout that has occurred onany railroad in Colorado this season took place on Monday afternoon at 4 o'clock, on the Colorado Central branch of the Unlou Pacific In Clear creek canon, bztween the forks of the creek and Blackhawk, and extending up the left fork of the creek from the forks of the creek to Idaho springs, Tt hed been rainiog lightly all day, without dolng any damage. At 4 o'clock a cloud burat took place in the mountains batween the two forks of Clear Oreek, about four miles this side of Blackhawk and carried with 1t down the track great trees, boulders, and vast quantitles of dlrt, covering the track completely for several miles, carrying away two bridges at the forks of the creek, and numbers of smaller bridges scattered along through the canonsleading both to Central and to Georgetown. The track {s washed out for a considerable distance and it will take fally three weeks to repair the demage. About 300 yards of track waa aleo washed out in the csnon about two miles above Golden. When the washout ocourred, the operator at the Forks of the creek sent a metsage to Denver very nearly as follows: *‘The bridge at Idaho Springs Is washed away, and also the bridge at the Forks of the creek; the statlon is now going. Good bye.” Then tho bridge at the Korks of the creek broke, a ~ part of It struck the statlon house and carrled away a part of it, which was the operator's reason for sending the above missage. A cloud burat occurred yester- day on the South branch of the Union Paclfic between Mitchell’s switch and Buffalo station which resulted in the track belug covered up for several hun- dred yards with dirt and stones, The damage, however, was very light as the debris was soon removed from the track, A very jolly party of summer tourists from Leavenworth, Kas., went north laet evening over the North- western road in a speclal car, en route to St. Paul. The party consisted of Hon, L. T. Smith and wife, Mlss HelenSmith, Mrs. Gardner, Mrs. J. B. Lambert, W. C. Sprague ard wife and W. T. Hewitt. From St. Paul they will make a trip out over the Chlcago & Northwestern road, In their speclal car, to Portland, Oregon, and other points of interest In that coun- try. ’R. S. Hair, general passenger agent of the Chicago & Northwestern road who arrived In Omaha Wednesday evening, left for Chicago yesterday. The Black Hills people have eecured the first assurance, after many broken promises, of early rallroad connection with the outside world. Hope long de- ferred had a depressing effect on business In the varlous towns and camps, yot - the struggle for life under high rates and bull trains was carried bravely on for nine long years. Now the locomotlve headlight blazons in the dls- tance, and ere 1886 has rolled away the calllope of commerce will wake the echoes in the mineral-crested hills and valleys. The letting of the contract for the grad- Ing of the Northwestern extension from Chadron, Neb., to Rapld Clty has stimu- Iated business of all kinds, At Rapid Clty the effect of the announcement, glven by the officlals of the road, was electrical. Parties who were undeclded whether or not to bulld durlng the pree- ent season are made more anxlous to im- prove their lots, and every property own- er of the town believes that times will be far better here during the summer and fall ot the present year than ever before and that the coming of the rallroad will make of Rapld City the most important polnt in Western Dakota, or the entlre territory. The contract calls for grading 101 mliles of roadbed along the line of survey north from Chadron, and this Is the distance from Chadron to Rapid Clty, Itls certain that the whole distance will be teacked before October 1, 1886, and that on or about that date the Black Hills may celebrate the advent of the first locomo- tive. At the present time the compan; has not determined upon the course it may take in extending beyond Rapld Clty; or when such extension will be made, The latest news from the grade line {s that work has already been com- menced below the Cheyenne river, and it is believed graders will be employed be- tween the Cheyenne and this place the resent year, The town site of Chadron glll finally been located about four miles east from the site chosen by the first set. tlers and a majority of the people have moved to the new location, Mr, A, A, Talmege, first vice-president of the Missouri Paclfic road, and a party 31 rallway officlals will be in the clty to- ay. i brakeman ramed Kay, while throw- ing the switch tor his train at Gilmore Wednesday night, was attacked by two traps and relieved of a gold watch, val. 27| ued at $250, The thleves eacaped. 10| 'BAH FOR THE FOURTH. The Preparations for the Local Cele- bration of the Fourth—The Fro- gramme Arranged. Another meeting of the Fourth cf July was held Wednesdsy in Col, Smythe's office. Excellent pro- gress was reported, The cltizzns are re- sponding liberally and there is no doubt but that the celebration this year will be grandest yet seen in Omaha, The rallroads have agreed to redace :;cl;\:]tlonln:n"t(;thh ci!y":m‘d return on | | Yonog Lady Dopes Hersell with ming over the St. Paul & Omihe, the| RODZH 00 Rats, but Gefs Too Mach, coming over the St, Paul & Omaha, the U. P, or B. & M, can come to the me- Two Theories Why Maggie Foley Wanted to Become an Angel tropolis at alight expense. The committee on firoworks reported Before Her Regular Time ~How Bhe was Eaved, DETERMINED TO DIE. that with the liberal offer made on fire works already In the city, $600 wonld euffice for a large and varled dlsplay that would Iast late into the night. The fire- wortks wlll be shot coff on Jefferson Square. Tho Fourth infantry, the U. P. and Another case of attempted suiclde on the colored bands are engaged for the [*ccount of dissppolntment fu love affairs, Eundn which will {\roblhly be held at [came to light yesterday. The particulars .(lf p“::“fi o'e{xl»lc S " may be told in these lines. Wednesdsy ten. Oarlln will send down a section i of a battery to fire a natlonal salate from evéning Miw Maggle Folsy, &' handrome Jefferson equare aboat noon, Irish girl living with her aunt, Mra, Pat- The full strength of the Infantry and |rlck D. Foley, at No. 1624 south Twelfth lr(“‘illarrdy at the ft;lr’t. witg all olllhelr arms | streot, swallowed a very large dose of and ordnance, will parade in the clty on " conditlon that the people will tnrn’ont “T"sh el b LU largely in carrisges. mined purpose of ending her exlstence The races will begln probably about 2 | on this cold and iron clad world and golng o'clock on Douglas street, and will in-|to live In the land of spirlts and dreams, clude hose teams, bicycle, sack and other | Her sudden desirs to become an angel °°l’}‘]€l‘;~" i o 2 and push clouds throngh the etheria he following are the prizes: blue, seems to have been brought vn by Bleyele race—First prize, $15; second | the faithlessness of a young m prize, §10; third prize, §5. had, through repeated vows of fi & Fommswordh T0 BAT DAISY CUTTER. FORSYTH ON DECK. Measrs. D. M. STEELE & CO., June 26th, 1885, Having read the different testimonials in behalfof your celobrated ““V"olgar. Wefeel that we cannot rofrain from adding our testimony to the alrea- dy longlist; would be doing an Injustice to the manufacturer of(notonly the bestclgar in the market but to the smokers) especially in North Omaha where we are located. Every daywe hear complimentary rematks, and as our cigar trade has largely In- creased since the introductlon of the Invinclble *“V. o fecl undor obligations to t the olgar Is allthat has been represented and we take pleasurs In recom- to every smoker, Yours very truly, FIELD & FARNSWORTH. What is known as cumulative evidence can as a general thing be accepted as a clinching argument either for or against. Ovr “V" cannon 13 loaded to the muzzle with cumulative, and while we are getting ready to fire onr broadside on the glorious Fourth suppose—-—you Firg the finest cigar you will ever get hold of for the money, the Running team, open to everybody,$25. A valuable prize ls. open to outslde teams, 1 Sack race—DPrlzes, §3, $2 and §1. The governor and staff officers have been invited and are expected to be present, The committee who are In correspon- dence with the fitty cowboys who pro- pore to come down from North Platte, and race, reported that they had not heard anything to the contrary and still expected them, The followlng committees were ap- pointed yesterday: Flire worke—Charles 8. Goodrich, W. fectlon, succeeded In winning Maggie's boundless loveand a promise from her to some dsy become hss charming little wife. Recently, however, it appears that this unfaithful Romeo had grown tired of Maggle, and sought the com- psny of another, Her heart was broken and life became a dreary, charmless burden. To end all, and be freed from grlef, eorrow and remorse, she made up her mind to die, and sovght as the bost means for carrylng her reso- lation Into effect, the deadly drug used to exterminate pestlferous and long- talled animals. Mapgle's over anxlety caused her to swallow .0 much of the 3‘- ;l;‘h(l)!mna, Oorgo Kay, J. H. Butler, | mediclne that instead of killing, It threw - B. Brownell. her Into violent vomlting spslls and she Printing—James Redman, F.B. John- | failed to climb the golden stairs that son, P. O. Hawes. :)lnlm. ia do the deed without o ——— eing dlecovered sho locked her- POLICE COURT. selt In her room and when the polson, of which fshe took three toaspoons fall, brought on sickhess and purging, instead of the cold clamy arms ofdeath.;Maggle ripped up a corner of the carpet and underneath that tried to hide all evidences of her intentions. The noise created by vomlting attracted Mra. Foley, her aunt, who broke the door In and rendered to the sufferer all the assistance she could. At first the girl denled everything but when dlscovered admitled that she had trled to kill her- self. A doctor was called and soon put her beyond all danger unless the attempt should be repeated. To the doctor Maggle sald that it was because of brutal treatment from her aunt thatshe wanted to commit The Morning Business Stenberg's Court, in Judge Willlam Nugent, a young gentleman whose body was one of sylph-like propor- tlons, and wpon whoss countenance was to be noted the refinement of intellectu- ality, boldly faced Judge Stenberg yes— terday, and plead guilty to a charge of drunkenness, *‘I will glve you €5 and costs,” said the judge. *Can't pay? Then you are committed to the county jail.” Patrick Snow had Hkewlse been ona spree and suffered a similar Inflic- NONE GENUINE WITHOUT VALLENCIA CIGAR FACTORY'S NAME ON LABEL. tlon. Patrick Kearney, the *‘boozing cobbler,” had again fallen a victim to the temptations of too much booze. He has repeatedly sworn off,” and as often stumbled by the wayside. The judge finally sentenced him to five days impris- onment In the county jail. Willlam Parker, an expressman, was arraigned on a charge, preferred six or seven tlmes before, of not bhaving paid his license. This man has a bad reputa- tion in the clty, his presence is sald to ke obnoxious to hls wife, and his principal occupatlon is to obtain money from peo- ple wishing goods removed or errands performed, obtainlng morney, and then failing utterly to account for it, He has been arrested on this charge a number of times before. Taking all these things into consideration, the prlsoner was sen- tenced to pay a fine of $25 and costs. suiclde, but the aunt sald that it was on accoant of the young man who had left her for another glrl, This young man’s name could not be ascertained. Some Changing Aronnd Among the City Ticket Agents, Andy Borden Takes a Position With Mr, Oarrier on the Tripartite Roads—A Hard Team to Down, The vacanoy in the Western Trunk Line ticket ofice will be filled to-day, Ralph Van Ness and Frank Johnson, 2 two unrighteous irrepressibles, were ar- |Andy Borden having formally notified aested for breaking Into the clgar and re- [agent Carrier of his acceptance of the froshment stand of the base ball park | place, and his intention to transfer him- ;:;L hk:;ghglo-;l;:r;o:;::‘ z{is::gntg;m self bodily to the servlce of the triparsite A roads, With Messra. Oarrler and Borden over to his father, who promised to soank him soundly for his dereliction, | behind the desk, the office will be well manned, AT RETAIL BY Kuhn & Co,, 15th & Douglas Sts. John W, Bell, 820 South 10th Street, Field & Farnsworth, 2115 Cumings Street.’ W: J. Whitehouse, N. W. Cor. 16th and Webster Sts, Jas. Forsythe, N. W. Cor. 16th St. and Capitol Ave, Foster & Bro,, Council Bluffs, Towa, AND DEALERS GENERALLY. and Ulcerated Piles has be minutes after applyiog this wonderful sooth- ing medicine, more Van Ness is still In iail awalting trial. ———— PILES!! PILESIl PILES!! A sure cure for Blind, Bleeding, Itching en discovered by Dr. Williams, (an Indian remedy), called Dr. Williams’ Indian Pile Ointment. A single box has cured the worst chronic cases of 25 or 30 yoors standing. No one need suffer five Lotions and_instruments do harm than good, Williaws' Indian Pilo Ointment absorbs the tumors, allays the intenso itchiug, (pasticularly at gt after ratt(ng warm in bed), acts as a poultice, gives nstant relief, and is prepared only for Piles, itching of private parts, and for nothing else. SKIN DISEASES CURED by Dr, Frazier’s Magic Ointment. Cures as if by magic. Pimples,Black Heads or Grubs —Blotckes and Lruptions on the face, leaving the skin clear and beautiful, _Also cures itch, Salt Rhume, Sore Nipples, Sore Lips, and old, Obstinate Ulcers, Sold by druggists, or mailed on receipt of price, 60 centa, At retail by Kuhn & Co , and Schroeter & Becht, At wholesale by C. F. Goodman, THE MARKET HOUSES. City Engineer Rosewater at Work on the Plans, Clty Engineer Rozewater showed a re- porter yesterdsy main features of the plans which he has drawn up for the market house on Capltsl avenue between Twellth and Thirteenth streets, The plans, the rough details of which are al- ready sgreed upon, contemplate the erection of & brick bullding 168 feet ]nn% and 36 feet wide In the clesr, This wil be partitioned off into forty stalls 8x12 feet. There will be a maln entrance running east and west, with another one Intersecting this and running north and south, The trimmings of course will be very plain, The plans for the structure have been accepted by the city council and the details will be iImmediately filled by Mr, Rosewater. Theplans will prob- ably be ready for letting of b!ds next week, Another market Louse is to be erected on the Kountze property on 8t. Mary's avenue. The structure will be larger, and without doubt more finely furnished than the one on Capitol avenue. The authorities sy that its cost may ron as high as $10,000 or $15,000, or even more, e — Real Estate Transfers. The followlng transters were filed July 1, with the county clerk and reported M. Heory O Jones and wife to Martin Donohan, w d, lot 16, blk 459, Grand- view; $220. Alanson B Carpenter (single) to Frank B Kennard, w dp, undlvided Intereat In lots 4 and 5, blk 7, Reed's 1lst add to Omaha; §1. Lyman Trumbull and wife to William A Redick, wd, njofndofee], eec 4:15-13, §5,500. Linoa Quick and husband to Nelse Hausen, w d, lot 8, blk 484, Grendview add to Omahs; $150, and it will be the tough- est kind of a crank that they can- not serve with satlsfaction. Both EALERS will receive GRATIS with First order for 1000 “V” Gigars, one of them are deservedly popular beautiful 74x13 advertising photograph in stylish hardwood frame; re— and have hosts of frlends, Mr, Oarrler | tail value 2.25, and one striking street sign. is an old hand in the ticket busines: A ND your order, put out the sign we furnish and if the *“V” does not prove and has ““won his epursa” by long and & 3 faithful service In Councll Bluffs and the best selling cigar you have ever had, you can return withi days Omaha, getting a wide acqualntance, and | all unbroken and clean packages, PLEASE MENTION THIS PAPER. thorough knowledge of everything that| pertains to railway pasteboards. His new assoclate, Mr. Bordep, is a familiar figare in Omaha, and it is doubt- ful if there 18 a more popular man in his line In the country. Long con- nection with the Burlington system as city passenger agent has made him a regular rallwsy directory, and it is ac- cepted In all circles that his fund of good natore is inexhaustible, The office ia x?lppllled with nhll?]rgg sgmkl;)[f" liek]:atu to all poluts reached by the waukee &' | T, T, Smith, the Omaha merchant, has|yet, snd don' St. Paut, the Rock Island & Pacific, the | yado lively work for Sioux Falls attor- Per it Union Paclfic, and thelr connectlons, and neys. To-day it was learned that Mr. there are but few places in the country | §ynith was the owner of about twenty R S B A e g ) not tn thellet. Inthe way of rates, accom- | gores of land in Sioux Falls, the value of TEST YOUR BAKING POWDER T0-DAY? Brandsadvortised ay absolutely pure CONTAIN AMMONIA. WHOLESALE BY D.M. STEELE & CO.,,OMAHA. ‘Write for price and termsg, Orders by letter, postal card, telegraph or TELEPHONE NO. 304 will receive prompt attention. 't you forget to remem— modatlons, and courteous treatment of | which is perhaps $76 per acre. John V. the publle, theso roads are unexcelled, | Farwell's attorneys wera the firsy to swear and 1t is beyond question that they pos-[ont attachment papers, and his claim sess many advantages over other llnes. | eing fcr $18,000 will of course absorb I serving the people of Omaha, Messrs. | tho entire property. Later the attor- | Fisceseantep downon o Carrler and Borden will have the aw neys of A. 8. Gage & Co., for $2,400, | Guired to deteot i : ance on the oatslde of J. N. Morrls, | wilson Brothers for $2,165, and the representlng the Chicago, Milwaukeo & | Merohants' National bank of Omahs, for St. Paul, and Mat Clalr, the old_ rellablo | g15000, oacb levied upon the sme prop- of the Chleago, Rock lsland & Pacific. |erty. " Of course the latter attachments General Agent Nash, of the Milwaukee | can hope to get nothing, except In the ;}53" l::l“l"": '1‘"’: I’: f‘;““d "} M'l‘:{' event that some error may have boen oe, ready to transact business for his o0,” T Cliataok The Ahta. sitainas| Remmiiod In the papers of Barmell & 0 of General Agent Stevens, of the Rock Island, can generally be found at the 1] hoated, thew Lot stove un A ciomist will Bok be re= wi nia. HE 18 NOI ONE OF THEM, “Hpllo! Got back from Canada, eh?” inquired the Bee man of Mr, Salo Hor- eame place, elther In person or by proxy. wiiz, this afternoon, as that gentleman he hoslery counter BEYOND THE BOUNDARIES at 1307 Fn%nnn- He had just arrived In Ei ing a Pleae- | town this morning, BIOTAIE s No, sir!” replied Mr. 8. Horowitz “No, sizee! NO, SIREE-E-E-E! 1 want everybody to understand that I have not been to Canada and don't The Smith sensation is sttll on tap, Lut ‘pmp o 1'.;: (';u. Vé’he[:; h;;m l‘}menflkflp; ng myself since Smith skipped ou Is sommanclog o ga » lile lale, aud ulgd the Mr, Horowitz with & look of an- ouly for the fact that thoso who have | ooy, “which appeared to be holsted from been loosers by his perfidy are yet mak-|the depths of hls soul, ““let me tell you .J;;:L"u"."!:‘..‘.‘.‘.‘.’:::.!‘" r‘:o.l;'ols century 16 bary {og matters lively it would be glven a|how I was deceived by the base vlllain, THE TEST OF THE OVEN. T Two or three reports have been Sm}th. F THE put Into clreulation, which tay that Smith | “Last weok, ho sent me to Minneapo: | PRYCE BAKI G POWDER C0., Maxm is undoubtedly over the border in Canada | 118 to purchase a stock of goods which " ? ’ and iatly having & gcod Dr, Price's Special Flavoring Extracts, i t under forced sale, and quietly having & gcod time. Yeater- | Was to be closed oul N to be sold day the followiog new attachments were gfl;'_’;"""f‘:::“f R T T P oy e ety pultguned untll Thursday of this week. | Dr, Price’s i.upulln Yeast Qoms placed on the stock of goods W, H, Bbaefer & Co., Chicago. ilson ad glven but a little money to pay ¥or Light, Healthy Bread, The Best Dey Hop 1 telegraphed Saturday Yeast 1n the World, & G ycmc.g Wi, W, Beodia, Racheatar, N, Elfor more money and Swmith| FOR SALE BY GROCERS. l 002,001 gy me $30, then went| GHICAGO. - 7. LOUIN. Galland Brothers & company, Leon |y, Chicago, where I heard how Smith = i Mendelssohn & Fisher, A, M, & R. Dunies, Chicago..... .. Mendel & company and the Monumental | 154 busted and was grieved to hoar that mills, served replevin papers on Sheriff| | wag suspected of belng In the plot and Miiler, for goods that he Is holding which | ¢yt peopls thought that I, Tho i ot Rooms 38 and 200maba Natl, Bank Blook ‘SuooRaMAS 10 they had shipped to Smith, but as it|gonded, But I had not. I determined seems had not srrived here and been ac-| to gome to Omaha and set myself right. 1 SIOUX FALLS ATTACHMENTS, that Fuller, that infamous scoundre), had | Dufrene & Mendelssohn A Sloux Falls special to the Ploneer|skipped out with wy money which wes | goo v puner, ferwery with; W. L B, Chioaro. Smith Undoubtedly ant Summer Excursion in Canada, DOES NOT CONTAIN AMMONIA, KT8 HEALTHFULNESS HAS NEVER BEEN QUESTIONED, my expenses, money—and came to thls elty ouly to find cepted by bhim before he *‘flew the|borrowed money—mind you, borrowed town,” Pross of St. Paul, says; ““The failure of ¥ in the safe, No, air, I haven't absconded’ Archites C